Is there an easy way to get a Linux laptop to connect to one of
a number of wireless networks, based on which ESSID it sees?
Last time I checked (kernel has upgraded since), my wifi gets kind of
finicky if it tries to connect to a WAP that isn't there.
(e.g., if I leave my home WAP, which requires a key, in
/etc/network/interfaces but then go boot up at Mishka's or Common Grounds,
it seemed like I needed to alter 'interfaces' and then do a reboot to
ever get it to work... just running 'sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart'
didn't seem enough.)
Once upon a time, I tried providing various interface variations in
/etc/network/interfaces (e.g., "eth1-home", "eth1-mishkas")
but either did it wrong, or it didn't work. :)
Any tips or links to good howtos? (This is on ubuntu 8.10 btw)
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